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PRISONERS
MOVE SOON
TICKET SALE
STARTS AGAIN
Contest anta M èo
Lithians and '
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Christmas
bar 2 With StfMte to he
Darkened in Order That
Effectiveness of Window
Decorations be Enhanced.
New Courthouse i*
idford Are in
Readiness
Sale o f tickets for the grand
prises grhich are to feature the
Llthian C a ra lra l December S to
Id ,' ineluatve, Is again uhder way
the Mias Popularity ' contestants
who are in the race for a trip to
H aw aii and diamond rings. har
ing met w ith Lithians last night
and worked oat a plan for eow-
tinuatlon of the ticket eala, »
Cash bonuses are to be paid * t
tbe November 22 and I t counts,
to tbe cdatestant turning in the
greatest amount of cash whild on
December * , a bonae o f 20.»00
rotea w ill be glron to the contest
' The
Eminently
successful
Christmas decoration o f Ashland
store windows of Inst December
w ill be repeated Friday evening.
December 2nd? when every store ant turning
In t h e
g r ea te st
in the city w ilt be expected to amonnt. of money during the No-
have tlte lr .windows decorated,In vem bor'lA. December J period.
Christmas garb.
Members o f the chamber of
commerce committee, of
which
Homer Billings is chairman, met
at a special luncheon nt the Ltth-
is Springs hotel today at noon
and set December 2nd as the date
for this year’s Christmas feetiv-
amiltag. did Rnth Elder, the might .-p retty arid»
reek George Haldeman, her pHot. (lo ft) and O r
Rnth and Haldeman had just stepped off*tb*
This yuhr’ Che elty w ill efUSSh
ate In the decoration of t h e
streets and Ashland''w ill present
a gala appearance on the evening
o f Kriday, December 2.
Whistles an<^ horns w ill be
furnished by the chamber of
commerce to enliven the evening,
the band w ill furnish music and
a committee is working on special
stunts and features to make the
entertainm ent complete.
C. A . Malone and C. A. W h ite
were appointed as a committee to
arrange for the city to decorate
the streets; E. R. Isaac and C. A,
Malone for the parade and stunts;
J. H. McGee to handle the public
ity. C lint Baughman to spe the
merchants about the wlndow^dec-
oratlng and B. G. H arlan to se
lect the Judges.
The loving cap, phich was won
last year by the AntomotMre Shop,
w ill be awarded to the winner in
the beet decorated window con
test. This must be won three suc-
slve years to be retained perm
anently.
k in g , e ir -te a n ttte d o f a m a g g tt«
In a surprising verdict read In tha
fed e ral.co u rt this morning. The
Jury ranched the verdict after
four hours last night and It was
unsealed today.
Olmstead. form er Seattle' police
lieutenant, was facing a four-year
sentence and an ««.®00 fine for
conspiracy and two additional
conspiracy Indictments.
DEDICATION
PLANS MADE
ultaaia.
(hippled Squad Leaves To-
V. V. Caldwdll, who w ia sched
uled to speak a t _ the ' fciwania
luncheon tomorrow at noon,
is
unable to come to Ashland a n d ! .
E. Vining w ill be the
speaker,
according to announcement today.
M r. Vining w ill speak on the sub
ject of big business projects.
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PASTOR HELD
IN JA IL HE!
atrione com .
Conrad «pi,»*,,,»®
«■ the liaenp en account o f a bro-
«akle which he is carrying In
h cast so he hobbles on crutches,
Wee was taken to- hie
home
8nnday morning with what gp-
P«*red a alight concession
but
turned out to he a Haas Infection,
Pronee also received an In ju ry to
hla knee In the Hum boldt game,
W ith , the probability of
being
FAITHFUL DOG
“HOLDS TIGH T
Police Have Difficult Task
in Freeing Boy From
Animal
g o r i l y n fto r noon today an at
torney representing Rev. Ray call
ed local officers and stated his
client wee ill, and weald* he un
able to appear In court until a
la te r date. H earing In the case
w ill not be given u n til the min
ister has completely recovered.
“ Its the first tim e in 20 years,
honest it is boys pad I ’m asham
ed.” Rev, W illia m " B ill” Ray,
paetor of the M ain Street Metho
dist Church South of Medford,
eobbed late yesterday evening
when two o f his parishioners
visited him at the city jail here,
where he was confined after he
was arrested by Traffic Officer C.
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Tenacity of an Irish setter, love of
a‘ little girl for her dog and love
"Come quickly, a dog has a lit
tle Boy’s hand in his mouth and
won’t leave go” was the call re
ceived at the police station. Game
Warden Roy P arr and Chief of
Police Cletus McCredie rushed to
the scene and foand a nine year
I old boy, a little girl and a* dog.
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fW<* BBtU w «dneaday evening-
H effner has been at the «meh’s
home daring tha »eat three daVg
receiving careful attention for a,
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Max GeBaudr, well known Medford business man,
has been given a lS-yefft^contract for rights of bottling
mineral waters at t^e Ashland city springs, and gas
rights, at the springs, according to terms of an agreement
-approved by city councilmen ahd signed by Mr. GeBauer.
It is snid the contract will probably mean the in
stallation of approximately $20,000 worth of equipment
within the »ext six months in the development of the
/foject.
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of a little boy for the little girl
featured an unusual incident in
Medford late yesterday afternoon.
HIGHWAYMAN
STEALS AUTO
Given Life by Motorist,
Youth Profita by
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Theft
¡The dog had bean trained to “ go
¡fetch’’ and as the hoy attempted
V threw » stick, the dog chtmped
his teeth over the stick and the
boy’s hand and held on.
Other
sticks were thrown but they did
not attract him. He held the
boy’s hand firm ly but Was not in-
jurying him a great deal.
The officers attempted to pry
his mouth open but he gripped
tbe little hand the more firm ly.
Then It was suggested they shoot
him.
"No don't shoot him, hs w ill
let go after wi^le and the little
g irl loves him so,” sobbed
the
heroic boy who was still held
fast.
F in ally officers inserted anoth-
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Briefly, terms of the contract
of that period.
Dead Dog in Rear End of
Car W ai to Be Given
Burial
A royalty of pne-half cent on
eacb bottle of mineral water on
»0 percent of the tu tlre output
— 10 per cent to be devoted to
advertising purposes, during the
first IS year period,* is to he
paid. During tha second 15-year
period if renewal is made a
royalty of one per oent on rack
bottle is to be paid tbe city.
This royalty in believed sufficient
to provide a considerable income
for the clty wheB
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Originality at least was dis-
played by a motorist who speeded
40 miles an hour through ' t h e
school tone on the Boulevard this
morning, in a Dodge sedan.
i When WBrBed by 2 * 7 TT*i t ‘c
O fficer flam Trescstf he wan ex-
ceedlng tbe speed lim it. W . D.
Snodgrass. California man. in-
formed the officer, he was hur-
ryfng because of a death, making
the officer f e e l
thoroughly
“cheap.”
He then Informed the officer
the death was that o f a d o g ,
which they were carrying in the
rear end of the car, a fam ily pet
which they were taking to Cali-
fornla. to “give decent burial."
They scored the officer for having
stopped them, so the officer de-
elded* to let them "Tell It to the
Jordan Company
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Wins Cash Prize
IPs A Hard Life
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the contract in
to
»nmaru, tor
purpose of advertising the
G ra n tin g .o f
♦ be
city through the medium of the
h a. on display . letter from T he
8unset Electrlq Company of Port- ,
land, state dietributor. of A tw .t-
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er Rent radios, and a check for
" OBl * «tBr t operation, a . soon
«25. which this store won recently ! 88 P°«»b»o. WolUnlnary arrange-
FINE PROGRAM
TO BE GIVEN
MANY APPLES
ARÉ SHIPPED
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C O W n i P D P IV IT C
08 *bProv®d by councilmen and
O rE jJ D lsJ b ll l l l v JuO signed by Mr. OeBaner. provide
f V D I f ’rW A I I>F1? A for * 16 year le88e* wUh optional
V fU u r llX A id I I a E i A renewal for IS years at the end
B*ch bottle is to 0 » 'labelled,
’‘Ashland Mineral Waters. Bot-
tied In Ashland, Oregon,” or
wlth some other label approved
by the city conncii. Mr. OeBaner
may use a case name for the
product.
Royalty la to be paid per
pound on the gas output.
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, Mr; GeBaoer «• **Ten 180
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in which to start operations.
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They did
The clty reserve^ all sanatar»
"Seven-fifty” and costa, said ,um *
8Bd otfc,r * « * < •
Municipal Judge Clint Baughman. 1,10 c °ntrB®t stating * The mineral
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water supply of the city of Ash—
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land la not to bs lessened or 1m-
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When the Grlxsly aqngd trots
on the field tomorrow to meet the
Roseburg H igh eleven, the biggest
crowd of the season is expected to
be on the athletic field grounds to
assist in the dedication o f t h e
Llthian grandstand, erected
a
year ago. ' ' ■
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Llthians are to ipeet at - the
Plaxa at 1 o’clock and w ill march
in a'hody to the grounds, led by
the community band which w ill
furnish plenty of music during
the game.
I. B. Vining is to deliver the
J. A. Churchill is Listed to dedicatory address according to
Give Principal
’8. Jk.. Peters, J r., who is in charge
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Address
of the Llthian committee.
Coach Cripe la expecting
kin
The completed program for squad is to be evenly matched with
the Father and S o n . Banquet the Roseburg teem and «
good
which is to he held at the Jun football game la anticipated.
ior high school Frid ay evening.
Is Announced by W . P. W alter,
Y. M. C. A secretary today as
follows w ith V . D. M ille r acting
as toastmaster.
Invocation by Rev. C. D. Gai
ney
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Approximately 200 People
Dinner.
Employed at Barley
Songs.led by Lew Hansen.
“To My Dad." toast by Dick
Approximately
people are
Joy p ith response, "To My Son"
employed at the Bagley Cannery
by R r C. Joy.
and completing one of the htg-
.^olo. by David* Johnson.
geet Apple canning seasons In the
♦S iavt talk b f E. G. Harlan..
Dnet, Bert W right and'Lonnie history of the local institution
according to Ralph Koospr, man
Scrogglnp.
ager of tha pladt.
"W h at I Owe to My Dad.” by
Betweeq two and three car
Leverette bavls. Jr. with, response
loads
of canned apples have been
"W h at I Owe td My 8oa,” tby
shipped ea^h week from the local
Leverett D avit, Br.
plant for the last »two months,
Sopg, Presbyterian quartette.
and approximately 2S carloads
Address, J. A. Chqrchlll, presi
have been sold. A sufficient stock
dent B. 0 . N. 8.
o f fru it te on hand and sufficient
Benediction, Rev. H . Y*. Pem
orders hare bean raoalvod
to
berton.
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make It probable the plant w ill
continue in fe lt operation te r at
B aker — Jdaho Light A Nover laaht 10 "dayi according to M r.
building line from Richland
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Medford Man Granted Commercial Rights for Bottling
Lithia Water and Gas Rights Former Owner of Ore
gon Hotel Here — Royalty Given City—Agreement
Provides for Renewal at End of 15-Year P erio d -
Much Equipment to be Installed.
Yeh see her ' above, burdened
>r Wbslen, New York City’s "offl-
NORMAL SQUAD Caldwell UnaWè
TO MONMOUTH
Plans sim ilar, to those of last
year w ill be carried oat, w ith of
course, many variations and ad
ditions. Practically every store
in the city last year had their
.windows decorated; a t 7 :3 0 on the
special evening' a ll the street
lights were turned o ff and then
V an ito «
Smuggling
simultaneously at 7:10 p. m. the
Charge
A
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t Famous
lights were turned on and
the
Rom
Burning
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windows wore undraped, v 1 | «
thousands of visitors inspecting
Against Seattle"
the beautiful displays during the
next hour o r two. Music and
S B A T T V », Wash.. Nov. 17.—
other features were also on the (tP)— ltoSLgimataad. reputed ram
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PARALYSIS
DECREASES
Jackson Oountv Shows Very
Little Development of
, Oontagion in Report
Four cases of typhoid fever
and one ease of whooping cough
developed in Jackson county dur
ing the week ending November
12, according to a report*of the
state health department.
Coos county the report indi
cated is worst stricken with the
Infantile paralysis epidemic with
eight cases developing In one
week. Twenty-three cnees of the
disease were reported during the
week, from air aectlonc of the
state.
NO PAHTBtTUM.TIO’i
Medford Lions clhb members
after hearing a pro and con dlsr
cusslon of the advisability or
making pasteurisation of milk
compulsory, whan a straw vote
was taken indicated their belief
the m atter should he left to tbe
choice of the people.
in a window display contest1 n,8“ ts to be started at qnce.
conducted by Tbe Atwater K e n t; t ,
° 8B* B®r *■ » prominent
company. The Jordan
Electric! business man In Medford. Be In
was swarded second prise. Be- owner of the Valley Candy Cons-1
sides the check for «26. they also pBBjr BBd Medfnrd Tobacco Oom-
won a year’s subscription to any BBBr-
y‘or three y e a n ho w a |
radio magazine they may choose. 0WB®r ®f the Oregon H otel In
The Atw ater ^Cent display in the this eity, having disposed o f this
local store was very attractive,
interest to Oscar Bergner, two
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y®»rt »go-
Ho has sines aaado
his home la Medford.
Company
Asks
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the result o f negotiations start-
Incorporation
“ A ll bottling
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activities nt IM
Application for
Incorporation
las been filed by promoters
of
BCRKBN CLVB
z Members of the Screen Club
are to asset la the Legion H all
this evening.when the f i r s t
"shots" of those who will play in
the firs t ptetnre to he produced,
are to Re token. A general lnvl-
tattoo is extended the pnblie to
atfOnd. *
springs ore to he d a u
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